Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
title story Which Many aSorrow.
ing Nifa~ssnllws by Heart.

- Ia Worth aerican.
he lecture, Henry 20
isband one evening
ut alter tea.
ycu would take me-" an
,ES -siy, Mary, l think home is the
hr pace for a MOTHER
al$ kut one of my sisters would look after
lren. do so want TO hear this
,turer."
me truth, have but one ticket"
@{%Ixreply, as he went out OF the door,
t4Jk4on't think can afford TO buy an
*E*%b band and | had been married for
4A G1R SaLs. Before the marriage he
43Sso ~ AZ ausually attentive, even for a
&eS&ssSShnd If another gentleman spoke to
70s 3xeke was Jealous. When there
5 ? lure or concert anywhere he always
- Il me- If l was invited to party he
Monly too glad to attend me. But now
! 6rties are bore, he says, ''he can't
nix why women wish to go to them''
anE en- he was all affection Now, he acts
s ina H he would lower his dignity to show
sIv love for me my children, and il
II him a kiss a he is almost
0 Ssin to refuse me. / cannot complain
S~G negects bis more OBVIOUS duties.
ne plenty OF money for Dress
80 Ms even talkin" OF buying a
p5fsl .he seems to think that
\ess with anything but
ever needs change Of
htion.
L a woman" he says
6me Is the place for
but after hard days
Is II a walk in the fresh
peighbo would be q
aid to him the other
as going out again:
49, Zay at home, Harry, to
fHe! just this once. l am 50
xFk?' was his answer. chow can
tx N2sdasyth the childrenW
setrSys~ = sas sbed. And recollect
~ssusLic gin and day out. Can't
10y seiJ 1se me--for this once ?'
"a S3Seg8iffs<s xSak. 1t was much as
HFA the F.&p the tears from coming,
x<x&s<&& 5~f1 34led so cruel.
x3I&EeN3MX be replied. "Im dead
ing all dav, and must go
~, tened up litui. You
PIKE allowance for man -
quite GROSSLY.
HSIa9ce. Ii the husband
SIand l do not
I1lwrc~1DD4ed with house.
mr. the servants and children,
T.. P9 4Sps ed from roma m ms "a
ton which cOnsd-
Qr himself is OF use
your CO. lexion has gone" said
aband to - The other day. SIT
me that in this climate woman
the tears came into nv eyes,
spot mean to be unkInd: he was
ktless. But why had lost my
Can a woman live forever
I'd by hot air, never going
lme erraud, and then hur-
Oon as the errand is DONE
ler complexion? Is it the
l1GeOde OF life that makes her
49, me? 1t was my tongue
Epings. but l refrained
5Iear\ lat "sence is golden"
low wish had something 10 read
IL Yesterday. II think il / bad a new
how and then the evenings when
Bout, Harry, would not be SO long,"
cost too much money in times
answered my husband Il
s4kfhink your sewing would amuse
enough. To get bread for his family
lay by little for rainy day is as
.h as a prudent man do no va
fs." And as he spoke he lit his cigar
81 went out.
will understand women !?
81 ill they ever their own selfshness
"a liz its true light? These thoughts rose to
fmy mind as | reflected with sign that
q IN 1.-THE OF the money which Harry spent
N cigars would buy all the books |
fIshed.
80 Yet Harry does not mean to be unkind.
psHe saw his mother treated he treats
Eme, and he thinks have no right to COM
~ plain. Perhaps l have not. But, oh
how much happier / would be if things
different.
Are women only machines to sew,
darn, sweep, dust, bake bread, take
~ OF children and keep house? Have they
- ~ r>no need of recreation No higher nature
2 a. HIkhat is starved by life like miner
lfteE There is no contention between Harry
\SpAld me. But his love now is. it seems to
Y 49, very different thing from what it
l<&s& Kled before marriage. Is my fate the
zs&Ekf allP Is every wife like when
TxsSaEars married?